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nirvana33 [79]
3 years ago
5

Indicate how each of the following transactions affects US exports, imports, and net exports.

Business
1 answer:
Darina [25.2K]3 years ago
3 0

Answer: See explanation

Explanation:

Exports are the goods and the services that a particular country produces and sells to other countries.

Imports are the goods produced in other countries and sold to ones country.

Net export is the difference between the export an import. An increase in export leads to a rise in the net export.

Based on the above explanation, the answer to the question will be:

1. A British scholar spends a year at Harvard University as a visiting scholar.

US exports - Increase

Imports - Unchanged

Net exports - Increase

2. Your parents go on a trip to Japan in late March for the Cherry Blossom season.

US exports - Unchanged

Imports - Increase

Net exports - Decrease

3. A Canadian buys a new Ford.

US exports - Increase

Imports - Unhanged

Net exports - Increase

4. The student bookstore at Yale University sells books published by Cambridge University Press.

US exports - Unchanged

Imports - Increase

Net exports - Decrease

5. A European family goes to Disney World in Florida for vacation.

US exports - Increase

Imports - Unhanged

Net exports - Increase

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